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Year 12
NCEA Level 2
2018
ST PETER’S COLLEGE
Year 12 NCEA LEVEL 2 2018
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PAGE Content
2 2018 NCEA Outline, Grading, University Entrance Requirements
3 - 4 NCEA Subject Guide
5 Theology & Philosophy, Mathematics
6 English, ESOL, Drama
7 Art
8 Commerce
9 Humanities
10 Languages, Music
11 Physical Education
12 Science
13 Technology
14 Course Planner
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2018 NCEA Outline
This is New Zealand’s national qualification. Subjects are divided into a number of Achievement Standards NCEA is offered at 3 levels: Year 11 – NCEA Level 1 Year 12 – NCEA Level 2 Year 13 – NCEA Level 3 and Level 4 Scholarship Further details are available by visiting www.ncea.govt.nz
Each subject is divided into a number of Standards worth varying number of credits. There are between 4 to 9 Standards in each subject. Each Standard is worth 3-8 credits. The total credits per subject is usually around 18 – 24
Year 11 – NCEA Level 1 At St Peter’s College students must take Theology & Philosophy, Mathematics, Science and English plus 3 further NCEA Level 1 Subjects Year 12 – NCEA Level 2 At St Peter’s College students must take Theology & Philosophy, English and either Statistics or Calculus plus 3 further NCEA Level 2 Subjects Year 13 – NCEA Level 3 At St Peter’s College students must take Theology & Philosophy plus 5 further NCEA Level 3 Subjects
Students require a minimum of 10 credits in L1 Maths to satisfy the numeracy requirement for Level 1 and University Entrance
Students require a minimum of 10 credits in L2 English (5 Reading/5 Writing) to satisfy the literacy requirement for University Entrance. This can also be gained through L2 Te Reo Maori.
Grading Level 1: Awarded to students who gain a minimum of 80 credits including 10 in Maths
(numeracy) and 10 in English/Te Reo (Literacy) Level 2: Awarded to students who gain a minimum of 80 credits; up to 20 from Level 1 and at
least 60 from Level 2 or above Level 3: Awarded to students who gain a minimum of 80 credits; up to 20 from Level 2 and at
least 60 from Level 3 At each Level students require: 50 Excellence Credits to gain an NCEA endorsed with Excellence 50 Merit or Excellence Credits to gain an NCEA endorsed with Merit.
University Entrance To gain University Entrance a student will need to achieve the following:
A full pass at NCEA Level 3
Three subjects – at Level 3 or above, made up of: o 14 credits each, in three approved UE subjects
Literacy – 10 credits at Level 2 or above from specific standards, made up of: o 5 credits in reading o 5 credits in writing
Numeracy -10 credits at Level 1 or above in Mathematics
For entry in 2018 the University of Auckland have their own literacy requirement. To enter a University course at Auckland, students need to have 17 credits at NCEA English Level Two or Three.
If you have any questions, please contact Mr M Mullin Deputy Headmaster Curriculum [email protected]
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NCEA Subject Guide
Subject Level 1 –Entry requirements
Level 2 – Entry requirements
Level 3 – Entry requirements
Theology + Philosophy Faculty
Theology +
Philosophy
Compulsory Compulsory Compulsory
Art Faculty
Art Year 10 Art Not Offered at Level 2 Not Offered at Level 3
Art- Design Not Offered at Level 1 14 Credits in Level 1 Art 12 Credits in Level 2 Design + External Portfolio
Art- Painting /
Illustration
Not Offered at Level 1 14 Credits in Level 1 Art 12 Credits in Level 2 Painting
/Illustration + External Portfolio
Art-
Photography
Not Offered at Level 1 14 Credits in Level 1 Art 12 Credits in Level 2 Photography
+ Internal and External Portfolio
Commerce Faculty
Accounting Open Entry 14 Credits in Level 1 Accounting
14 Credits in Level 2 Accounting
Business Studies
Open Entry 14 Credits in Level 1 Business
14 Credits in Level 2 Business
Economics Open Entry 14 Credits in Level 1
Economics
14 Credits in Level 2 Economics
English Faculty
English Compulsory Compulsory 14 Credits in Level 2 English
Media Studies Not Offered at Level 1 Not Offered at Level 2 14 Credits in Level 2 English
Drama Year 10 Drama 14 Credits in Level 1 Drama
Not Offered yet
Humanities Faculty
Geography Open Entry 14 Credits in Level 1 Geography/ English
14 Credits in Level 2 Geography
History Open Entry 14 Credits in Level 1
History / English
14 Credits in Level 2 History
Languages Faculty
Te Reo Maori Year 10 Maori 14 Credits in Level 1
Maori
14 Credits in Level 2 Maori
Chinese Year 10 Chinese 14 Credits in Level 1 Chinese
14 Credits in Level 2 Chinese
French Year 10 French 14 Credits in Level 1
French
14 Credits in Level 2 French
Mathematics Faculty
Mathematics Compulsory Either Level 2 Statistics or
Calculus is Compulsory
Not Offered at Level 3
Statistics Not Offered at Level 1 10 Credits at Level 1
Mathematics
10 Credits in Level 2 Statistics
Calculus Not Offered at Level 1 18 Credits at Level 1 Mathematics incl MCAT
16 Credits in Level 2 Calculus
Music Faculty
Music 3 years of Music lessons 14 Credits in Level 1 Music
14 Credits in Level 2 Music
Physical Education Faculty
Physical
Education
Open Entry 14 Credits in Level 1 PE 14 Credits in Level 2 PE
Health Not Offered at Level 1 Not Offered at Level 2 14 Credits in Level 2 PE, Biology
or English
Science Faculty
Science Compulsory Not Offered at Level 2 Not Offered at Level 3
Biology Not Offered at Level 1 14 Credits in Level 1
Science (including 4 external credits in Biology
standard)
14 Credits in Level 2 Biology
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Chemistry Not Offered at Level 1 14 Credits in Level 1
Science (including 4 external credits in
Chemistry standard)
14 Credits in Level 2 Chemistry
Physics Not Offered at Level 1 14 Credits in Level 1 Science (incl 8 external
credits in Physics std)
4 External Credits in Level 1 Mathematics (Algebra)
14 Credits in Level 2 Physics (including 2 external standards)
14 Credits in L2 Calculus
(including 1 external standard)
Technology Faculty
Hard Materials Year 10 Hard Materials Technology
14 Credits in Level 1 Hard Materials
14 Credits in Level 2 Hard Materials
Digital
Technology
Not Offered at Level 1 Not Offered at Level 2 14 Credits in Level 2 DT or ICT
Graphics - DVC Year 10 Graphics 14 Credits in Level 1
Graphics
14 Credits in Level 2 Graphics
Hospitality Open Entry 14 Credits at Level 1 Hospitality
Level 2 Hospitality
# Entry into some subjects without prerequisites is still possible with Head of Faculty approval
Passing NCEA Level 2 involves gaining a minimum of 80 credits.
Assuming that a student has passed NCEA Level 1, 20 credits may be drawn down from that to count
towards the NCEA Level 2 qualification
Across the 6 subjects in Year 12, St Peter’s offers students the chance to obtain about 120 credits.
These are a mix of Internal Achievement Standards which are taken during school time and External
Achievement Standards which are taken in the exam season at the end of the academic year. The
object for every student should be to pass the standards at as high a level as possible, aiming for
Merit and Excellence as their level of attainment.
Subjects outline specific course costs. NCEA itself costs approximately $80 for Level 2
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NCEA LEVEL 2 COMPULSORY SUBJECTS
THEOLOGY & PHILOSOPHY FACULTY
Head of Faculty Dr Daniel Stollenwerk – [email protected]
Level 2: Religious Education Course Description: At level 2, the Theology and Philosophy department offers 4 achievement standards, each worth 6 credits, each assessed internally. As a powerful way of studying World Religions, level 2 students begin the year with a study of suffering in Judaism, Christianity and Buddhism. In the next standard students focus on the changes in the Roman Catholic Eucharistic tradition from its inception at the Last Supper to how it is celebrated in St. Peter’s College beautiful chapel. The third standard analyzes the Biblical theme of call and its influence on such contemporary figures as Mother Teresa and Dr Martin Luther King. The final standard analyzes the St. Peter’s College service programme in light of the social doctrine of the Church.
Credits: 24 Entry Requirements: 12 Credits from Level 1 NCEA Theology and Philosophy or successful completion of year 11 CIE World Religions, or permission from the Head of Faculty or the Deputy Headmaster Curriculum Course costs: $10 Leads onto: Level 3 Religious Education
MATHEMATICS FACULTY
Head of Faculty Mr Kevin Heeney: [email protected] Level Two: Mathematics with Calculus Course Description: Level 2 Mathematics with Calculus explores Algebraic methods, Trigonometry, Coordinate Geometry, Calculus Methods and Graphical Models in solving problems and Systems of Equations Credits: 20 Entry Requirements: 18 credits in Level 1 Mathematics including the MCAT test. Course Costs: Nil Leads on to: Level 3 Mathematics with Calculus and Level 3 Mathematics with Statistics. Level Two: Mathematics with Statistics Course Description: Level 2 Mathematics with Statistics explores Trigonometry, Coordinate Geometry, Networks, Systems of Equations, Statistical Inference, Probability and Statistical Experiments. Credits: 20. Entry Requirements: 10 credits in Level 1 Mathematics or Level 1 Applied Mathematics. Course Costs: Nil Leads on to: Level 3 Mathematics with Statistics.
Leads on to: Level 3 Mathematics with Statistics.
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ENGLISH FACULTY
Head of Faculty Miss Rebecca O’Leary: [email protected]
Level Two: English
Course Description: Level 2 builds on the concepts introduced in Level 1 English. Students will be taught a range of skills that will deepen their understanding of how language is used by writers and directors for an intended purpose as well as being able to analyse ideas within texts. The selection of internal and external Achievement Standards is highly demanding, but allows the students a range of opportunities to gain important Literacy credits for University Entrance.
Credits: Approximately 21 (13 Internal/ 8 External) Entry Requirements: 14 credits in Level 1 English Course costs: $15 per annum Leads onto: Level 3 English Level Two: English (Second Language) – Compulsory for International Students
Course Description: In Level 2 students strengthen their receptive and productive skills and further develop their language through exposure to a wider range of texts and literacy strategies. This course is part 1 of a 2 year course designed to allow students to gain literacy credits for tertiary study in New Zealand. Credits: approximately 20 (English / English Language ) Entry Requirements: for English Language Learners, entry determined by placement tests Course costs: Nil but students will need to buy the recommended Grammar Text they will use in all
years they study at St Peter's College. Details available from their teacher and the book is for sale at
the stationery shop.
Leads onto: Level 3 English International Level Two: Drama
Course Description: In Level 2 Drama, students will continue to enhance and develop their performance skills with the
addition of skills and techniques that are more complex and challenging.
The use of and knowledge of how to operate and apply performance technologies such as lighting,
set design/ construction and costuming a performance will give broader scope to the students
learning. Students will be required to perform roles in plays that are both scripted and devised.
Students will gain a greater understanding of the structure of a play/ performance as they approach
it from the Director’s point of view. They will be required to direct actors in specific scenes in both
set and devised texts. All students will be expected to attend as many live theatrical performances as
possible. A journal forms the means in which all notes are recorded and this also forms a log
containing information of all the shows that students are expected to attend throughout the year.
Credits: approximately 20 Entry Requirements: 14 Credits in Level 1 Drama Course costs: $15
Leads onto: Level 3 Drama
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OPTIONAL SUBJECTS (STUDENTS CHOOSE 3)
ART FACULTY
Head of Faculty Ms Nichola Barnden: [email protected]
Level Two: Design
Course Description: Students will learn about the design process and complete tasks related to research, practical skills and developing ideas. The research involves talking about art and using this understanding to influence own work. A range of practical skills will be learnt including drawing techniques and Photoshop and Illustrator. These skills will be used in the creation of work that combines typography and image together. Design in The Arts is a creative subject and is about exploring new ways of expressing yourself. All three internals are project based and the external is a two-board folio submission. Credits: 26 (14 Internal/ 12 External) Entry Requirements: 14 Credits in Level 1 Visual Art Course Costs: $130 materials and printing fee + Design Art kit Leads onto: Level 3 Design
Level Two: Painting
Course Description: Students will complete tasks related to research, practical skills and developing ideas. The research involves talking about art and using this understanding to influence own work. Students will continue to develop their skills in a range of wet and dry media in the creation of work in their chosen style to communicate their own ideas. Painting is a creative subject and is about exploring new ways of expressing yourself. Illustration can also be a part of painting. All three internals are project based and the external is a two-board folio submission. Credits: 26 (14 Internal/ 12 External) Entry Requirements: at least 14 Credits in Level 1 Visual Art including the external Course Costs: $90 materials and printing fee + Painting art kit Leads onto: Level 3 Painting Level Two: Photography
Course Description: Students will learn a lot of technical information about how to use a camera and post production. They then use this knowledge to complete tasks related to research, practical skills and developing ideas. The research involves talking about art and using this understanding to influence own work. A range of practical skills will be learnt including drawing techniques, studio lighting and Photoshop. Photography involves work outside of the classroom that must be completed for homework. Photography is a creative subject and is about exploring new ways of expressing yourself. All three internals are project based and the external is a two-board folio submission. Credits: 26 (14 Internal/ 12 External) Entry Requirements: at least 14 Credits in Level 1 Visual Art including the external Course Costs: $130 materials and printing fee + Photography art kit. Students must also have own digital SLR Camera. Leads onto: Level 3 Photography
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COMMERCE FACULTY Head of Faculty Mr Steve Rewcastle: [email protected] Level Two: Accounting
Course Description: Level 2 Accounting aims to provide knowledge and understanding of accounting as a financial language for trading and service businesses. You will apply financial knowledge and skills to practical situations and research an individual business. Students will develop their learning by extending skills taught at Level 1, applying them specifically to the processing of data and the analysis and interpretation of information. The course has a computer-based component giving the opportunity for hands-on experience of practical accounting work. Level 2 has the prerequisite that students must have completed Level 1 Accounting to a satisfactory level Credits: 20 (7 Internal/ 13 External) Entry Requirements: 14 Credits in Level 1 Accounting, or permission from the Head of Faculty Course Costs: Course Book $30 Leads onto: Level 3 Accounting Level Two: Economics Course Description: Level 2 Economics includes the exploration of the macro-economic issues of international trade, economic growth, inflation and unemployment. Students will develop their learning through discussion, research and study of economic literature. This is a self-contained course and while completion of level one economics is preferable, it is not essential and students with satisfactory grades in Level One English and/or Mathematics may study Level 2 Economics. Credits: 26 (14 Internal/ 12 External) Entry Requirements: 14 Credits in Level 1 Economics, English or Mathematics Course Costs: Resource Book = $30 Leads onto: Level 3 Economics Level Two: Business Studies Course Description: This course covers business formation, function and management of a large business. Students will
continue to build on the skills developed in level one Business Studies around various factors that can
impact upon a business in the current New Zealand economic climate. Important ideas are developed
in the classroom and also through links with the local business community. The internal assessments
are all research based and cover market research and motivation, as well as setting up and running a
small business to sell on Market Day and (hopefully) make a profit as well as a contribution to the
community and a charity.
Credits: 24 (12 External/12 Internal)
Guidelines for Course Entry: 14 credits in Business Studies/ Maths or English NCEA Level 1; or at the discretion of the Head of Faculty. Course Costs: Nil Leads onto: Level 3 Business Studies
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HUMANITIES FACULTY
Head of Faculty Mr Jakub Kalinowski: [email protected]
Level Two: Geography
Geography is the study of the environment as the home of people. It seeks to interpret the world and how it changes over time – past, present, and future. It explores the relationships and connections between people and both natural and cultural environments. Geography investigates the ways in which features are arranged on the earth’s surface. It describes and explains the patterns and processes that create them. Students learn to think spatially and use maps, visual images and new technologies to obtain, present and analyse information. Topics studied include differences in development, wealth disparities and inequalities, urban patterns and distribution of services, urban land usage and growth as well as a geographic skills component. Credits: 19 (11 Internal/ 8 External) Entry Requirements: 14 Credits in Level 1 Geography/ 14 Credits in Level 1 English (including one external standard) Course Costs: Geography Skills for NCEA Level Two workbook by Justin Peat Leads onto: Level 3 Geography Level Two: History
Course Description:
This course builds upon the foundation of Level 1 History. Both the internal and external assessments are of a similar nature to the Level 1 History course, but require a deeper understanding of changes and historic movements occurring over a significant period of time. There is a strong literacy component as students are required to write engaging essays and be able to explain their points in depth. An understanding of historical sources, their advantages, limitations and usefulness towards historical study is also undertaken. As in Level 1 History, a two-part research component is offered, allowing students to research a topic of their own choice and put together a portfolio of their research findings. The main themes offered in Level 2 History relate to independence movements and protests such as the Mau Movement. Credits: 23 (14 Internal/ 9 External) Entry Requirements: 14 Credits in Level 1 History/ 14 Credits in Level 1 English Course Costs: - Leads onto: Level 3 History
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LANGUAGES FACULTY
Head of Faculty Mrs Margaret Ubels-Rattray: [email protected]
Level Two: Chinese
Course Description: Level 2 Chinese is a 1 year bilingual course for both native speaker Chinese students and foreign
language learners and is designed to help students to move between the English and Chinese
languages. Students learn to communicate information and opinions through diverse familiar text
types, responding to others ideas and opinions and communicating appropriately in different
situations. The assessments for NCEA Level 2 consist of a writing portfolio, a presentation, a reading exam and a listening exam.
Students may also attempt the HSK international exam.
Credits: 19 (9 Internal/ 10 External) Entry Requirements: 14 Credits in Level 1 Chinese Course Costs: $20 Language perfect Subscription, HSK entry fee (fee varies) optional Leads onto: Level 3 Chinese and HSK higher levels Level Two: French
Course Description: The course is designed to allow students to use French confidently in familiar situations. By the end of this course students will be able to initiate and sustain a conversation with a sympathetic native speaker, speaking at some length if necessary to express personal opinions and to offer advice. They can use and understand increasingly complex language patterns in unfamiliar contexts. They can write longer passages in varying formats with increasing accuracy. The assessments for NCEA Level 2 consist of a writing portfolio, a presentation, a reading exam and a listening exam.
Credits: 19 (9 Internal/ 10 External) Entry Requirements: 14 Credits in Level 1 French Course Costs: $20 Language perfect Subscription and $50 restaurant meal (optional) Leads onto: Level 3 French Level Two: Te Reo Maori
Course Description: Course aims to allow students to achieve a level of social competence in Te Reo. Membership of Kapa Haka group and participation in Maori gatherings is also encouraged.
Credits: 28 (16 Internal/ 12 External) Entry Requirements: 14 Credits in Level 1 Te Reo Maori Course Costs: $20 Language perfect Subscription Leads onto: Level 3 Te Reo Maori
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MUSIC FACULTY Head of Faculty Mr Antun Poljanich:[email protected] Level Two: Music
Course Description: Course aims to develop musical skills with an emphasis on practical work. Students continue with their instrument/vocal study with weekly lessons, as well as learning about composition and music technology during class times.
Credits: 22 (16 Internal/ 6 External) Entry Requirements: Ability to read music/ 4 years of itinerant music lessons Course Costs: Leads onto: Level 3 Music
PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACULTY Head of Faculty Mr Andrew Illman: [email protected] Level Two: Academic Physical Education Course Description: The course requires students to complete six achievement standards.
A well balanced and in depth Level 2 course pushes students to understand the nature and discipline
of exercise physiology as well as biomechanical analysis. Introduction into sociological themes of
sport and exercise are explored allowing students to unpack concepts and ideas that have particular
interest to their chosen sports or avenues of passion.
Achievement standard 2.5 - Sports sociology Examine the significance for self, others and society of a sporting event, a physical activity or a
festival.
Achievement standard 2.6 - Coaching Touch rugby LEADERSHIP and GROUP DYNAMICS Evaluate leadership strategies that contribute to the effective functioning of a group.
Achievement standard 2.3 - FITNESS and TRAINING - Physiology Demonstrate understanding of the application of biophysical principles to training for physical activity. Achievement standard 2.2 - Biomechanics of movement Demonstrate understanding of how and why biophysical principles relate to the learning of physical skills. Achievement standard 2.4 - Ki O Rahi Perform a physical activity in an applied setting.
Credits: 20 (20 Internal) Entry Requirements: 14 credits in Level 1 PE Course Costs: $50 Leads onto: Level 3 Academic PE
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SCIENCE FACULTY Head of Faculty Mr Kevin Barker: [email protected] Assistant Head of Faculty Mr A Herber: [email protected]
Level Two: Biology
Course Description: Level 2 NCEA Biology is a course which builds on skills and knowledge gained from Level 1 science.
Internal standards are based largely on practical biology which includes field work. External
standards are more theory based.
Credits: 25 (13 Internal/ 12 External) Entry Requirements: 14 Credits in Level 1 Science including 4 external credits in the Biology standard, or E grade or above in IGCSE Biology Course Costs: Course Text =$30, Field Trip =$40, Practical book = $10 Leads onto: Level 3 Biology
Level Two: Chemistry
Course Description: Level 2 Chemistry is a course which builds on Level 1 Science. The internals are based on practical
work and the externals are theory based. Level 2 Chemistry is a prerequisite for Level 3 Chemistry.
Credits: 24 (11 Internal/ 13 External) Entry Requirements: 14 Credits in Level 1 Science including 4 external credits in the Chemistry standard, or E grade or above in IGCSE Chemistry Course Costs: Course books and Practical Guides = $50 Leads onto: Level 3 Chemistry Level Two: Physics
Course Description: Level 2 Physics NCEA is a course which builds on Physics learning from Level 1 Science. This course
has 23 available credits in 5 achievement standards. The internal achievement standards include a 4
credit practical based standard and a 3 credit standard on nuclear and atomic physics. Three external
standards are sat in November. The final external standards assess knowledge on waves, mechanics,
electricity and electromagnetism. Level 2 NCEA Physics is a prerequisite for Level 3 physics.
Credits: 23 (7 Internal/ 16 External) Entry Requirements: 14 Credits in Level 1 Science including 8 external credits in the Mechanics & Electromagnetism Physics standard, plus an external pass in Mathematics either AS91027 Algebraic procedures and/or AS91028 Relationships, or D grade or above in IGCSE Physics. This will be strictly enforced in 2018. Course Costs: $15 Leads onto: Level 3 Physics
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TECHNOLOGY FACULTY Head of Faculty Mrs Amoure Homburg: [email protected] Level Two: Design and Visual Communication
Course Description: Students will build on valuable skills learnt in Level One DVC. They will use a combination of: 2D and 3D freehand sketches that communicate design ideas Use rendering techniques and CAD modelling to show the form and function of design ideas Create portfolios of design work using visual communication strategies Students will explore graphics practice in two projects centered around product and architectural design. They will undertake the design process to produce creative outcomes that address a given brief. This course will teach students critical thinking and problem solving using industry knowledge appropriate to creative design. Credits: 22 (19 Internal/ 3 External)
Entry Requirements: 15 credits at Level One, successful completion of AS91068 and AS91063
Course Costs: $95 plus Graphics kit + 3D printing costs (TBA)
Leads onto: Level 3 Design and Visual Communication.
Level Two: Hard Materials
Course Description: This Unit Standard course is made up of practical and theory aspects of Building and Construction. The practical outcomes produced by the students mesh with the theory content of the course at all times. The student outcomes are constructed in such a way as to give them the maximum number of learning experiences of common Carpentry practices. Topics studied are: Use of Power tools for the trades, fixed machinery, Work safety and Garden Furniture. Credits: 24 (24 Internal)
Entry Requirements: At least 15 credits in Level 1 Hard Materials (BCATS)
Course Costs: $130
Leads onto: Level 3 Hard Materials (BCATS)
Level Two: Hospitality (Cookery)
Course Description: In this course, students follow prescribed workbooks at Level 2 in the Cookery, Food and Beverage and Generic Hospitality domains. The course is underwritten by the Manukau Institute of Technology. Assessment is based on completed workbooks, theory examinations and 3 practical assessments at MIT. Theory work comprises 60% of the course work. Successful students are awarded credits at level 2 as well as certificates of achievement from MIT. Students have an opportunity to not only achieve NCEA credits but gain a MIT Certificate in Basic Culinary Skills, Kitchen Hygiene and the Art of Coffee. These Unit Standards can be used as entry for Certificate and Diploma studies at AUT, MIT and other Hospitality Industry Training Organisations. Credits: 20 (Internal – Unit Standards) Entry Requirements: A minimum of 15 credits in Level 1 Hospitality.
Course Costs: Food Resources, $120, Uniform, approx. $40. (excluding uniform items already
purchased for Level 1)
Workbooks will be supplied.
Leads onto: Level 3 Hospitality (Cookery)
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NCEA LEVEL 2 COURSE PLANNER FOR:
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COMPULSORY SUBJECTS
THEOLOGY + PHILOSOPHY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
OPTION CHOICES
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